Travel

Despite both local and global economic challenges, Hanoi's tourism sector has produced impressive outcomes.

Vietnamese women's kindness, resilience and leadership captured a Canadian photographer's heart.

Vietnam has nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which are considered to have great potential for tourism.

A restaurant serves delicious vegetarian dishes in an impressive space reminiscent of Hanoi's Old Quarter with its 36 old guilds.

The first Lotus Festival in Hanoi is expected to help diversify the capital's tourism products.

The six-nation visa initiative can help international tourists travel with ease throughout the ASEAN region.

From tranquil coastal towns to big cities within easy cycling distance, Vietnam's green destinations can help visitors recharge their social batteries.

Twenty scenes of sound and light installations based on the history of the Hue Imperial Citadel will delight visitors to next month's Hue Festival.

The occasion is an excellent chance to present the genuine and complex tastes of Mexican cuisine.

With the rise in domestic air fares, train travel has been a new tourism trend in Vietnam.

The UNESCO designation confirms international appreciation for the beauty of the heritage and Vietnam's efforts in its protection.

From one small bookstore to a dozen today, Dinh Le, the oldest book street in downtown Hanoi, has been a favorite destination for Hanoi's book lovers for decades.

Ensuring the frequency and price of flights can help promote tourism trade between the two countries.

Deep in the narrow streets of the capital lies a world of shops and jobs that few people know about and thought had disappeared decades ago.

There was a slight increase in domestic visitors and a significant growth in international visitors over the five-day holiday.

Tourists are drawn to the picturesque landscape, a harmonious blend of mountains, valleys and huge lakes in the Trang An Landscape Complex.

Ha Long Carnaval 2024 showcased the beauty of this World Heritage Site at night, with performances and parades at sea and on the beach of the famous UNESCO-listed bay.

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Around 80,000 light meals will be served free of charge to local and foreign tourists visiting Hanoi's iconic historical site during the country's major holidays.